[EM] Majority Sets
DEMOREP1 at aol.com
DEMOREP1 at aol.com
Wed Oct 25 19:11:46 PDT 2000
Some more about simple sets ---
26 AB
25 BA
49 C
100
The [AB] set has a majority (of 2).
A standard circular tie ---
35 ABC
34 BCA
31 CAB
100
Doing the 3 set comparisons--
35 [AB]
C 31
4 [AB] Net
---
34 [BC]
A 35
A 1 Net
---
31 [CA]
B 34
B 3 Net
Does the 4 [AB] Net mean anything ???
However, in each of the 3 set comparisons not all of the votes (100) are
involved obviously.
The comparison sets could, of course, be larger with 4 or more choices- 3
versus 1, 2 versus 2 with 4 choices, etc. (with possibly even a smaller
percentage of the total votes being involved).
The above is yet another reason to have a simple YES/NO vote on the various
choices.
35 ABC
34 BCA
31 CAB
100
How many YES votes would A, B and C be getting in real elections ???
1st plus 2nd place votes (noting that ANY place vote may or may not be a YES
vote) ---
A 66
B 69
C 65
200
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